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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
COySTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
Id sued out of Justice Ausfin's Court of
Los Angeles city. county of Los Angeles.
state of California dated the 5fl dsy Of No.
yeulSer- lss1s in a crr-si1 acfisn wherein
w Ferguson and D. Richards. as Dsainsiffs.
rs covered Judgment against u H. All for
the sur1 of slZZ Il. aid the further sum of
S34zj. making sotal Of slss s6. ON the 10th
day of December. neSS. / have levied on The
following described prSper7y. 10 witt
Ftrst-All of Lot Nsa- g. the west % feet of
Lot No. :. Block L. Naelav-< s3cition TO the
Town of SIN Fernando. Cal
SeCont-A lot of iue and for plesiering
purposes on the premises of e. n Wilson,
in Block L. Nselayis addition to the Town
san Fernando. Cal
Notice is herebv given that on Sa-uriay.
the 18th day Of February, lSsT, nj - o'clock
H.. of thai day. at the city and comfy of Los
Angeles. i'm front of the Sheriifs Office, ON
Spring street, in ssid city of Los Angeles.
county of Los Angeles Cali 'ornia. viii sell
au the right. title and interest of said D. III.
Call mad in and TO the ab0Ee described
property st public a1e1isc. for ca-h, in
United Slsres gold cI5n- 10 the higness
and test bI tder. TO satisfy said execution
and all costs
Dated at Los Angeles the s11h day of Jan
usry. ISS7- ED R. SMITH
Constable of Los Angeles ToEn>hin,
county OF Los Angeles. California 5a2l-sd
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Hxcur~icn. Coming.

A DR. Ennis excursion OF thirteen
Pullman cars. from ST. LOuis, Is que
hare nsxt Monday, On the same day :
Raymond Z WhitcOnab party of eight
Pullman CARS. coming frcm Bosom via
New Orleans, will be due No season
has heretofore brought SO many tourists
10 the sunny South as this one
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

IN RE THE ESTATE OF YGNAcIo LuGo.
DECEASED-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ underlined Admins rs1rix of the Es-
tste of YznacIo Lingo. deoe see- tn the
Creditors of, and sll PERSONS havirg claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary v1lcalsrx, Within four
months after the ErS1 rmbaiclr ON of this
notice To the said atuaini<ars1r1x nj The Office
of Owar1 & E1Ssras. Attorneys al Rooms
4. sni 8. Wilcox Block. n Spring street.
Los Angeles City
MARIA SOTELo LTGO
Adniuissratrix of use Estate of fgnscio
LHzc. deceased ysn- L. 1ss-- 5ais I'm
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N0H Has Faith.

i mad been troubled al winter with cold
and pz5n IN the chss1 snc get no relief frorn
rernefIes recommended by druggists and
pnysicians- Al the sane time Was z1ver-
Using Dr. BnsznEB's cough aDc lung syrup
had little isi1h- 5ll1 thought ID try II as q
lss- resort now ] believe even more than
they tell ne Gs is curslive qnsll-1eS--from
the News, Elizsbe5hIOEn- KY Sample bot
lie CENTS al C + Heinz-nGa's-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
zion, Constipation. Dizziness. Loss OF Ape
zi1s, Yellow skim ShsaaA5s Nilalizer Is 4
positive cure- c r HelnzemaE, agent. Los
Angeles
sfve cure i1- Calzrrh. D5r1her,a and Canker
MBu1h C + Eeinze0an. agent. Los An
eeleS-
WHY WILL YOC cough when Shiloh S
lHurs wiu give immediate relief Price %
els. 80 c,s-. and 81 c y EeinEemal, zgeaL
LDS ANGELES
.sHACKALETACK" : lasting and fragrant
Yta-FIurne Price = 2nd - cents T. T
Hsirzemz-1s zEeut- Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
DIR. BENEFITS

S,UCCESS IN CURING DISEASES WE
y must in truth. say. has been m9ss r'.-
markahie His kind and honest dealings
with his pstients Is especially To be esEn
meHaed wet4ke pleasure in rseounr-en3-
ing hir, a. gen fen.an and physician HtEs-
BENNETT has been investigating TIE ma-
ture OF diseases. beth general and prrvstA-
for over thirty years, and adopting the 0es1
methods of cure And to-day he hRs N =
equal west of Chicago. SO. Ladies' aua1
gentlemen, give him IN early eatir and y0@
viii not be disappointed.
6 E. HEAL
ofice-S61z s. Spring St-. Los AHgelssu
Gal Iys-af-
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NOTICE.
U g LAND OFFICE
Los ASsELIs. E4L

Z = LAND WFFNt
Los ANGELES CAL
November as lss6-
NOTICE. OF APPLICATION 10 PUR-
N chase Timber Land-NG1lee Is hereby
given that, in c0nyl5R2ce with the pre-
visions of the Ae1 of Congress approved
June 5. ls1ss eutfrleai An Act for the Sale
of Timber Lands in the S1zzes of Cali IorniA
Oregon, Nevada and Washington TERRITORY
JOHS RoBAETs. Whose Pos101ioe address IL
Los Angeles. Los Angeles county Califor-
nfs, mas this tisv fled in This office his ar-
plicarinl TO purchase the Esz of NM1s sec
tiOu No le. in township Mo- 4. ". kalge No
III ives. of the & b meridian
AL persons holding anr adverse claim
thereto are requested 10 P-essl- the ssme NJ
this Office wtEhiu sixr- days from the drst
publication of this 7Ot5ee-
uZz-s9g Id BETHCNE. Register
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The DURTS-
~uDe-i ts~arf--Cheney.J
People rs. George HanfOrd, burglary
found not guilty.


Superior Ceurt-.-BrunSen y.
Hail vs. Perrets 81 al-Pi2int1h a.
lowed 70 amend comp.ai-t-
Walton Vs. Connectlcut Fire lusur-
ancs CO.-Fivs days further time a.
10 Esd defendant to plead.
Alexander vs.. AlexsndeT-Reierred to
rhs Court Commissioners TO take testi-
many and report findings
La1nis vs. Lzfingwell-Jury demand
ed py defendant and afii 5svit ordered to
he GirEwn-
Meyer vs. Alley ct al-JndgnenI sign
ed and tiled
J0yce vs. Miiler-Sa-1e order.
MulOck vs.. Cooper ct sl-Jadgment
ordered drawn for plaintiff in accord
ance with opinion frnm the bench
SET FOR FgISAg.
Ellsworth Vs. Merrill Lodge
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acgufIxed.

The trial before Judge Cheney OF Geo.
HaniGra, charged with burglary in
Chinese pawnsh0p on the night OF the
ire IN Nero Alley. IN October last, yes
tardsy resulted IN verdict OF aequittal-
Tine defendant was ordered discharged
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
The Original

abi-iae Ointment Is put up in two ounce
IN bOxes. snE Is an absOlz1e cure for old
sures, ulcers. buns. wounds. salt rasIEn- fe-
YER sores. ehzppsi hsnds and all skin erup-
lions Will positively cure al kinds OF
piles Ask I0T the Original A5ie1ine Oin1-
meu. 1.-TWO once boxes Prlc1. > cents
For sale by Prsuss 4 HAace. Druggists. a
End y n Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27

-Tsan haI1y g=s SIX, ze -=7o ae- Cs.s:o--s,
Nipsr she MAS Csall3 slse c-l1e fes- cas.orl--
9ll.-. siss Became MS. s8s CHING zOCAszurla.
Srhsnsse had C.-issi-sn, slaz- sEethz-a S-s.o<i<
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
Corner Commercial and Alameda SIS,
OPPOSITE OLD DEPOT. dlsa
In The SUPERIOR COURT
in The SUPERIOR COURT

nF THE COUNTY or Los ANGELEs.
" State of California In the matter OF
the estate of VIM A Ea<s0n. deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of tine ebSve named Estate.
To the creditors of. sni all persons having
claims against said decreased. 10 exhitit the
same. with the necessary vouchers. within
four nOnths from the Srxt publicaiion
of this nSt5ee To TIN. undersigned. tne
ottiea of Graves 4 O'Nelverv. Room No. n,
Bsker Block. in tine City of los Al geles
that being the pfsce for tie traAsac.iou OF
all business of the Estate
L-P-F- WALLER
Administration.
Lrs Angeles JAM II 1ss.- dis Iawaw Tn
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l. RAldISH-
l. 1AliE-fI 7lH17--17S oFf-
Pacific Truck and Transfer Company.

n 10 All parts of the city and country Piano.
furniture and safe moving specially Tele-
phone {gs Once. 9 Market street. corner CT
Spring. AL bills OF lE1inE lss1 at orr ofsice
viii receive prnunpz attention iR2lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
DIVIDENDNOTICE

ATA MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
a Directors of Los ANGELES COuxTr
BASK- held on January sdh. iss7. Z SEMI
snnusl dividend mo - ar the rate Of
eighteen per cent Gus per cen1D -,er annum
on the cHpiral stock w2x declared. pavahlo
iumsdtzrsly-
H L. XACNEIL.
ly>-in Sccnetary-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
To the Public

T OsT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
IL mo. s.5szl, issued Oct .. 1855. On ~:
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank. for n -
payable to the order Of J. & BOYETT. All
parties are warned mot TO neeurisie for -
same. sz payment has been stopped JlSln
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
Euce Powder.

DanT use poisonous face powders Free
mzns meaics1ed invisible il S11srenfeed
sbs1luiely harmless. preserves the complex
inn removes blenishes and rei2ils for two
iiizs II Il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27
IL PUENTE: Zd
\ FL0URiSHING TOWN AT THE FOOTHILLS!

STOP THRIVING ONLY
and hotel the public Four have been built
which three the first floor and large music hall
he
ndeor
manufactures
sonax yrsv5a bat b
POMEROY 81 STIMSON.
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Night lseport.
INQUEsT CONTINuED.

CHATswoRrH, I'LL, August l3--.
The coroner continued invest gator,
the engineer and fireman testifying as
before the railroad commissioner. a.
T. Ralph, a farmer, residing near the
bridge SAW smoke there about p,
IN, and fire about Sip. IN. lie thought
II was on the other side OF the branch.
J. f. Brown, OF Chatsworth, saw the.
fire from the depot, and watched IL
from 8 to II p. III. Wm. lIaller and
his son, OF Chatsworth, testified that
while standing at the depot al &
o'clock wednesday, evening they saw
the fire on the track. At 9p. IN. the
fire was still burning. Julius Neopta
Of Chatsworth also saw the IRE about
the same time aud thought II was Il
locomotive headlight. Three section
men testified last night that Wednes-
day evening they burned the grass
east of the bridge from tho county
line 10 within forty rods of the struc-
ture aud west of that point the grass
had been burned already SO that the
fire which was smoking at 5 o'clock
could not have communicated to the
bridge.
GETrING QUIET.
CHICAGO, August ia special
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JAtk ku;rCIi.
His Harvest; ~ Case IN Arizona and
Others.

Others.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Is - Frank
Wilson was hanged at Prescott, Ari-
IONA, yesterday, for the murder of
Samuel Clavengcr and his wife, Char.
lotto, in May, 1856, on the summit of
the Buskin mountains, few miles
from the Utah line. Wilson and his
companion, John a. johnson, IA negro,
were employed by Clavenger to assist
IN driving number of horses to
Washington Territory. No one WAS
in the party except two men, Claven-
ger, his wife aud his adopted daugh-
ter, and while camping at the place
mentioned, Wilson murdered CLAW
engcr and his wife ith an axe. Will
son and johnson then divided the
stock and $500 which Clavcngcr had
with him, aud buried the bodies,
which were found Fix months later,
Wilson and the girl lived together
afterwards and went to Washington
Territory and Idaho, where they were
found by the sheriff, and the former
was taken back to Prescott for trial.
johnson was found in Nevada and II
chain of circumstantial evidence,
together with the girls statement,
served to convict both. Wilson,
however, made confession, cxhon.
Grating Johnson, by stating that the
latter did not know of the murder
until some time after the deed had
been committed. johnson was res
pitcd today by Governor Suclick
until September 23.
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The Dead Have Been Moved
Away the Injured arc Gone
too; Al IL Quiet
Inquest, Enrolled Red Tape,
(ircunlOcutiOn, Agony, COf-
Tins and Tears. the sum
Tho Illinois Woe.
THE INQUEST.


CHICAGO, August l3.-Tho Times
special from Chatsworth, ILL.,, says the
board of commissioners arrived here
at noon yesterday, aud began investi-
CATION of the recent disaster.
j. !. sourHERLAND,
enc of the engineers of the train, said
the train WAS about two hours late
when II drew out OF Forest He saw >
as he approached tho bridge what
seemed to be flames on tho south
side of the track, he then saw some
thing was wrong with the bridge, but
it was too late to do anything.
When he first saw tho bridge, II look
ed like ,mbers. IL seemed to burst
into flames when he ran on tho
bridge. IL WAS not a raging fire, nor
did il communicate with tho cars on
the bridge. lie saw, as he expressed
It, death staring at him in the face.
llc shut oil his engine and felt the
bridge sink. Southcrland thon
opened the valve to get
the train through. The force OF the
train pushed the engine over breaking
IL loose from the tender. lie was
running about thirty.iive miles per
hour. lie had no power to stop the
tram between the time lac saw the fire
and his arrival at the bridge His
engine had no air brake. Neither
whistle WAS sounded.
JOHN ROGERS.
| fireman on Sutherland's engine OBJ
served sparks rising and Goals IN the
center OF the track and jumped from
the engine. He SAW certain things
which satisfied him that the bridge
was burned
AXEL ArrLECREEN
fireman on the second engine was AZ
the cab window when the engine
jumped into the air and turned over.
lie was sCaldcd lie saw nothing Of
the, fire at the time of the accident,
but SAW II immcdiatly aft0rwarde.
u. =. ARMsTRoNG,
| Superintendent of tho rail-
load, was sworn. Ho was
on the extra train ut the time OF the
accident. Witness felt the front en-
gincer reverse his engine and apply
| brakes, about 500 feet from
the bridge. lie looked down and
saw the burning bridge under the
front platform. Men with axes chop
ped down the abutments so az 10
Kill the flames. The fire evidently
caught in the east end Of the bridge
and was working down In the old
stringors used tor bulk heads. Orders
were issued by the Road Master to
burn the dead grass and weeds.
i, H. MARkLY,
bridge Inspector, on May IA reported
the bridge in good condition, and
GOO Tor TWO years. Tuesday last he
ordered the section men to 90 over
the entire section under their charge,
and inspect the bridges. lie did this
for fear OF the forest fires. lie or
dercd all tho section men to go over
their sections tho last thing Wednes-
day night, and examine tho bridges.
His track is good for forty live miles.
per hour. The road is in fine oondi-
tion; has steel rails. with ii-h bars.
THE INvEsTIG ALTON
viii be resumed at Peoria In the
early part of next week.
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Ladies' Handkerchiefs.

Just received and will be placed on sale Monday
Fifteen dozen Ladies' fine Linen Cambria and Lawn Hand.
fcieS white and coored embroidered, all scooped at so
fns each, worth IS cents and 81.
Ten dozen of the styles in better quality and
abeate embroidery at IS cents each worth 25 and $3.50
Also twenty-five pieces of single double and treble fold
|Iele lisse Ruchngs at % cents yard
All the tints in fancy coored RuchingS beaded at
y cents yard, worth ST.
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BosToN, August l3.--Tho Demo-
cratic State committee decided this
morning to hod the next convention
at Worcester Tuesday September 20,
IL was decided that tho convention
should choose four delegate and four
alternates to the next national
democratic convention.
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August Bargains
I'm LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

GIwenty dozen Ladies' India Galze Vests finished seams
lbs cents each worth 40 cents
Ladies Gossamere Vests, finished seams high neck and
Hort sleeves and low neck and short sleeves at 333 cents
! kh reduced from 65 cents.
Nurses large size white Cambria onS tucked and hem
ed. at 20 cents each worth 35 cents
Nurses large size Lawn Aprons, tucked and hemmed and
brge size Muslin Aprons, scolloped at 20 cents each
Worth 10 cents.
Full skirt size Ladies' white Lawn Aprons tucked and
hmmed at 50 cents each worth % cents
We also place sale large line of Ladies and Chdrens
nancy Aprons at prices below the value Of the material
Four Lots Of Ladies' Muslin CheTaise,
All made of good grade muslin, superior workmanship
Md neatly trimmed
One Lot at % cents each One Lot at 35 cents each
One Lot at IS cents each One Lot at so cents each
See and examine these lots and You will appreciate their
Ntlal value.
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-nefsyTOIOgICgL

WAsHINGTos, August 19.- For
Texas fair weather, winds generally
from the east to south, slight changes
in temperature.
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At 25 Cents a Sett.

Ladies' fancy Perale Chemisettes and Cuffs fancy Percae
mars and Cuffs, red and blue Percale Chemsettes all
r"Aeo down to close out and worth so cents,
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Mail Orders

An prompt attention. We also pay express charges to
cypress point i'll the state all orders of 81
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28
EnioY Life.

What truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives us grandeur of noun
tains, glens and oceans, and thousands
of means Of enjoyment We can desire
no better when in perfect health; but
how often do the majority Of people
feel like giving it up disheartened, dis
couraged and worn out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
flower, will make them free from dis
ease, us when bern. Dyspepsia and
liver complaint are the direct cause OF
seyenty-fve per cent of such maladles
as biliousness, indigestion, sick head
ache, costiveness, nervous prostration,
dizziness of the head, palpitation of the
heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower Will
prove its wonderful effect. Sample bot
ties, 10 cents. Try 1t. m6-odd
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such d general revival of trade at A. NJ.
Matthias drug store as their giving away
to their customers of SO many free trial
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade is simp-
ly enormous in this very valuable ar
ticle from the fact that it always cures
and never disappoints. Coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis, Group and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted. oct7
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28
GROW and HORSESHOE LAKES
AS Seen BY ''Ye" Herald Editors.

There can be nothing more lnyigora-
ting than u drive across our prairles
through the crisp October air, purified
by recent frosts and frelghted with the
life giving ozone. And snch a drive
MAS ours rs we dashed along the level
roads, after our high-llying Cutfamous,
towards the land Of which we have
heard and read SO much. And were we
disappointed in this first glimpse Ito one
Of us at least) Of a country whose
praises have rung in our ears since we
first heard of Jerauld county? Not at
all. Most emphatically, no, Not a
word too much of praise has been sad
of either climate, country or people.
Near Horseshoe Lake (named so from
its peculiar shape stand the comfort
able homes Of Col. ". II. Day, Don e,
Neelham, VIM. Holden, Judge Con
verse, w. h. Hooley ana MIR. Blake
whose names VIII be enrolled in the
.pio,eer history Of Jerauld county we
nuinved ,ne hospitality ri i,cn =. Net"-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28
COMMUNICATION.
1I- fE

Winter will soon be here Have
you your stables ready and your house
fixed up .comfortaEly?-Nlr. Stickleys'
are still making molasses- Some COM
plant about the delivery Of mail from
the Waterbury Office Rev. Freeland
and Hayes have called around Pleasant
township in the Interest Of the new
seminary-Mr. Isaac Maxwell started
from Miller with q car OF potatoes last
week, enroute for Ohio, where he goes
on business school board met in
regular session last week School dis
trict No. 2indulgeil in Il business meet
ing on the evening Of the 18th INST
Miss Annie Eaton is busying herself
at the county seat during Institute
The Misses Jennie and Sadie Stickley
from near White Lake are visiting rel
atives and friends hereaoout The So
ciahle on E.iday evening at the resi-
uence Of $. &oWerwine was quite a sue
cess. We learn that the proceeds were
So.711 to be used to pay the freight on a
bell pregented by Mr. Cross for the new
church which Will be erected rs soon
as the railroad matter is settled. The
school boy for his evening roll cau mot
to SAYS. "Iime liieS. IN rs much as
WE have no wings TO keep up with time
VIC Failed to anDpar in last weeks iSSup
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28

and dueling would contribute their
share. And when all these things are
nicely running what would be the use
OF living? Better sell out this earth to
the devil for an addition and let him
extend his fire works. TThe above is a
letter written by Mr.. II. w. Hardy ex-
mayor Of Lincoln Nebraska.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28
Railroad Time Tables.

G. NJ. & st, p.
3trcIa-Passenger South at O:1G q ~.
Passenger North at G:lop H.
Freight North at II :25 Il NJ.
Freight South at $50 p m.
'ohSockrt~ Passenger North at % p n.
Passenger South at 1910 m
Passenger East al i0:l5. a III.
Freight North at 1910 am.
Freight South at 5:25 p I'm.
Freight East at 800 u III.
In Minnesota Passenger arrives at SO;
FelSht arrives at'9:0O p m.